Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-27
BRIEFLETS.


Spring chickens al Mays.
Nice Strawberries at Mays.
Choice ice cream at Krell & Maths
Ali kinds of vegetables al Mays.
Read Mosenfelder & Kohn's new ad.
Nice dressed chickens at Mays
Go to Wynes & Schneider's for foot
wear tomorrow,
W. S. Grove, of Port Byron, was 10
the city yesterday.
Some great big bargains at Mosenfeldor
& Kohn's.
Michael O'Donnell of Carbon Cliff.
has gone to Council Bluffs to locate.
Underwear, cheapest and best, at Mo-
senfelder & Kohn's
Mr.. David Little. of Presumption, was
in the city this morning
Rev. Father Thos Mackin returned
from the west this morning.
| Krell & Maths pure ice cream is per
| lSStlf ucliCiOus. Shli III anu Wy hlsu'
| Mosenfelder & Kohn's is the place to
buy one cent handkerchiefs.
Supervisor b. o. Norton, of Hampton,
was in the city yesterday. -
Can't get any chesper-handkerch
one cent, at Mosenfelder & Kohn's.
1t pays you to trade with Mosenfelder
& Kohn.
Ice cream in all the popular favors
made from pure cream. at Krell &
Maths,
Lay in a stock now while they last,
handkerchefs one cent, al Mosenfelder i
Kohns.
Charles Wulf. the gunsmith, will ro>
move June LIST to No. 1913, Eighteenth
street.
Match game of ball on Decoration day
between the Geneseo and Rock Island
clubs.
| Krell & Math, the popular ice cream
firm. are having twenty four arc lights
put in their establishment.
Who wouldn't buy furnishing goods at
Mosenfelder & kohn's, when they can
save twenty five per cent.
Lawn tennis, wigwam and base ball
shoes, new stock just received, AID
prices way down, at Wynes & Scbnei-
diets
t The Uaion street railway company has
filed articles at Springfield increasing its
: Capital stock from $40, 900 to $50, 900,
the original figure.
f County Treasurer John Schsfer. Jr. :, has
= decided to give up his residence in this
b city, and will move back to Port Byron
d about the first of July. He will make
= daily trips to the city.
d Mr. and Mrs c. E. Hawley hsv,
d broken up house keeping and leave mex
/, week for Carbondsle, Kan, where Mr.
:, Hawley will devote his attention to tn
}, already famous Merrill mineral spring.
e John W. Genung, of Mills county
II Iowa. visited relatives and friends il
y Port Byron and Coe this week. He hat
: been to Chicago with load of stock
and stopped off on bis way home.
The people of Monmouth have me
. in mass convention and resolved TO hav,
Fourth of July celebration. Monmouth
= is both plucky and patriotic, and SO il
IS Rock Island. We will all celebrate eagl
: day this year in spread eagle style.
, There will be some fine sport at tn
;, base ball park next Monday afternoon
A The one hundred yard foot race will com
u of at $3.50, and the ball game commenc
at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission Is cents
e ladies free.
Ne The steamer Dick Clyde will max
y trips Sunday from l to 10 p. m. to Offer
ot mans island. Bleuer's full band will
Is furnish the music. Refreshments of a
r. kinds On the grounds. Go and emf
&c yourself.
" A. C. Moore. of Hastings, Neb.,
paying a visit to his brother, Georg
), Moore, of Port Byron. He is membt
of the firm of Jameson & Co.'S. lsrs
carriage manufacturers of Tasting
He looks bale and hearty.
u. The Yuma drainage case was argued b.
Ne fore Judge Adams in the county cou
o yesterday. Sweeney & Walker ar
u Mr.. Jackson appearing for Payne, Brow
's' and Osborn end VIM. McEniry for Il
oo commissioners.
Ter The Rockford Choral Union has pr
GU scented Seth W. Crane, the baritone SINCE
D. well known in Rock Island, with an ell
OK giant set of Shakespeare in Russit
III leather eight volumes, valued at $25.
Oh recognition of his gratuitious services
u their concerts.
ny Guy Bowman, son Of Circuit Clerk
eY II. Bowman, Jr., was taken seriously
at the High school yesterday sfternoo
and today remains in semi>consciol
he state. 1t is feared he has contracted
L. dangerous type of typhoid and malari
he fever.